“If all the world were a blackbird...” - Bird Music for Flute and Piccolo
Antonio Vivaldi: Il Gardellino
performed by Anett Laura Kállai
József Sári: Alkonyati madárdal (Birdsong in the Dusk)
Zsuzsanna Sz. Ittzés
Sigfrid Karg-Elert: Impressions exotiques; Colibri
Boglárka Dávid
Ádám Kondor: Ut decet
Zsuzsanna Sz. Ittzés
François Couperin: Le Rossignol en Amour (A szerelmes csalogány dala)
Kinga Csizmadia
Olivier Messiaen: Le merle noir (A feketerigó)
Ildikó Szabady
Eugène Damaré: Le merle blanc (A fehér rigó)
Eszter Kovács
Hamary András: Madárkeringő (Bird Waltz)
Zsuzsanna Sz. Ittzés
Jean Genin: The Fluttering Birds
Rebeka Frecska, Eszter Menyhárt
Termes Rita - piano
Tutors: Veronika Oross, Zsuzsanna Sz. Ittzés, Rita Termes
The unexpected and surprising but harmonious singing of birds have always fascinated mankind. For centuries, composers have been creating music to imitate bird songs on flute and piccolo, including some recent compositions to show the fragile nature of the life of birds alongside their virtuosity and agility. This concert features the flute students of the Liszt Academy of Music whose curriculum now includes piccolo playing as well since the last few years.
Free entry!